can I use in a front loader? If so, how? Is it alright to put it directly into the drum?
40566
I have been doing this for quit sometime. I found you may have to use less in the front loader. We have very hard water I use maybe 1/4 to 1/2 cup depending on load size. I put it in the drum start the cycle run enough water to dissolve it then put my clothes in. Hope this helps
1968761
probably no reason why not. It cleans well but produces less lather (foam) than conventional detergents which would clog front loaders. I am no a chemist, but I understand that foaming agents are added to detergents because the perception is that foam is an indication of cleaning abiliy.
1195243
Yes, it does work in a front load washer. Just make sure you remove the liquid detergent dispenser or follow your manufacturer's recommendations for powder detergent.
406841
No. Only in a front loader. I roll mine loosely, cover it with bathtub water will a drop of organic laundry detergent, swish it around a bit, let it soak, then re-roll it from the opposite end, swish it around again, let it soak a bit, then drain the soap water, refresh the water to rinse the mat, then roll it tight to squeeze out the water, then hang to dry. Done.
572370
I dont have a front loader but i do have a machine without an agitator. If you are are worndering about the sudes- the soap nuts are low sudsing and ahould be fine in a Front loader.
2089712
YES! According to the instructions on the back of the package these TIDE VIVID White & Bright Packets CAN be used on both Top Loader and Front Loader (HE) Machines. Just follow the Front Loader instructions listed. We have a Top Loader and these Tide Vivid packs work GREAT. I hope this information helps you. Bob T.
752297
If you haven't used a front loader before, you may be surprised at how little water it uses. Just trust the results. If you have a bulky load (like a comforter) you can use the "bulky" cycle, which uses a little more water.
2051249
The epoxy lining on the interior of the drum will burn off during the first use and might smoke and smell bad. After that, it should be just fine. Also, this is a closed head drum, so unless you plan on cutting it open I would recommend an open head drum.
235905
Yes.. I took it to the local laundrymat because I don't have front loader machines.. you shouldn't put it in a machine with the middle agitator.. it came out very fluffy and nice from the laundrymat.. that's my 2 cents! :)
1584
There's nothing to it. If you can change a regular drum head then you can do this. About 10 minutes per drum. My 5 yr. old grandson could do it.
472303
as long as the toner fits the drum you should be able to use it and it would have to be able to fit the slot
152959
I haven't tried it in my front load washer. My previous ball cab washer worked great in my top load machine. I use the dish washer now.
994103
We have used it in a regular top loader and he front load. I don't see why not.
206833
you should be able to. My nephew has the dump truck also, he plays with it all the time with the front loader.
111418
I have a generous front loader and this monster won't fit in there. To machine wash mine, I have to trudge to the laundromat and use one of the huge washers. But, it is machine washable. The question is how big your washer is at home.
2026075
Yes, it is designed to work for front loading machines. I use a front-load machine to wash my laundry. There's an Amazon reviewer who also testifies to Method 8X Concentrated Laundry for use in front loading machines. My only disagreement with the review here is that I think the pump works fantastically and I have no complaints whatsoever about it.
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It is stated that it can be used in the front as well as in the back. The only issue that I would find with a front suspension setup is that the attachments, as you can see, will have to wrap around the front suspension fork strays, meaning, that the entire rack might bob up and down depending in the load and the ride. If there is a way of immobilizing the fork from bobbing up and down, it might be useful BUT the worst thing I can think of is that the continuous up and down motion, along with a load on the rack, will make the linkage questionable and in the long run dangerous. See this video, someone adding the older version of the rack.....But the question goes, has it been proven for long term use? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-Vcbui-cw8